The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 3, 1931, Page 6

{ | | i THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1931 GOPHERS EXPECTED) GRAND. FORKS OVERWHELMS VALLE 10 TAKE 10 FANCY FOOTBALL IN GAME Wildcats Have Bigger Squad and Bigger Men Than Challengers 3ADGERS DRILL FOR ILLINOIS lowa Seeking Line Reserves to Throw at Powerful Husk-— er Forwards ( Chicago, Nov. 3.—(#)—There was aj time, and not so long ago, when Min- nesota football teams were noted for! huge man-power, but the Gophers will have to depend on something else against Northwestern Saturday. The Wildcats have a bigger squad and bigger men than Minnesota, and all the fancy football Fritz Crisler and Tad Wieman have been able to teach the Gophers in less than two seasons, will be called into use in one big effort to wreck Northwest- ern’s title drive. Battering at North- western’s heavy veteran line has been proven useless, and the Gophers probably will take to the air as they! Gid against Iowa two weeks ago. Northwestern will be at the height} of its power for the Gophers unless injuries occur during the week. Reb Russell, great fullback of the 1930 Wildcats, has recovered from an in- jury, as have Ken Meenan, sopho- more halfback, and Harold Meldin, center. Coach Dick Hanley will have his backfield of six-footers—Potter, Rentner, Olson and Meenan ready to! start, with Rullell, Sullivan, Moore. Lewis, Bernstein and Auguston inj} reserve. The Wisconsin backs who do the| best blocking in practice this week) will work against Illinois at Cham-/ paign. Coach Glenn Thistlethwaite Jaid the Badgers’ failure to score against Minnesota to poor blocking; and that phase of the game will get | most of his attention this week. The Illini are being drilled for speed in; an effort to break their losing streak.) Both Michigan and Indiana, which meet at Ann Arbor, will take it easy this week. To dodge injuries. Towa is seeking line reserves to} throw in against the big Husker for-| wards, while at Purdue Noble Kizer is looking over his ends to find a) replacement for Paul Calvert, badly! injured in the Chicago game. The Boilermakers meet Centenary college.| Ohio State's linemen took a batter-! ing in the Indiana game, and Coach Sam Willaman will work them light- ly this week in preparation for the \lege football camp were given atten- “OUR BOARDING HOUSE EGAD, ALVIN) +~Yaus ASK ANY oF - “THE OLD-TIMERS IF THEY RECALL > “TWENTY-VARD- HOOPLE” —~ HAW --- Am EVERYTIME THE BALL WAS (3 GIVEN “Ta ME I TORE CFF AT LEAST “TWENTY YARDS, WITH FOEMEN HANGING ON ME LIKE BANANAS ON “THE STALK! ~~ FANCY THIS ~ DURING ONE NEVER =10~BE-FORGOTTEN GAME, I WAS BROUGHT IN FROM “THE WITH MY BROKEN LEG IN A CAST KicK GOAL FoR THE WINNING POINT IN A TE WITH FARNHAM ¢ HAR-R-RUME PATROL FROM SCRIMMAGE FoR TWENTY YARDS BEFORE BEING BROUGHT DOWN, AN* DRAGGED BACK “TS “TH” orthwestern Will Be at Height of Power A ‘By Ahern A Him To COME OUT AN? PLAY CENTER we ~~ BUT TH? ol’ MacsSE CANT BEND OVER -TH’ BALL, UNLESS HE 1 Bison Prepare For Moorhead Dragon Reserves Will Be Delegated For Action Against Teacher Outfit movs) Lehigl tte Army vs Lo Amherst vs Fargo, N. D., Nov. 3.—(P)—Reserves | in the North Dakota Agricultural col- tion Tuesday as the Bison began . u preparations for their Saturday sctto, the final of the home season, against the Moorhead State teachers college | Dragons on Dacotah Field. | | ‘Those who carried the brunt of the ‘burden at Grand Forks Saturday 5 Fanny own vs B EAST Princeton . VICTORS RDE ROUGH Demeray to SHOD OVER GLAUDIE "°c MILLER’S PROTEGES ‘ev Tugged Fargo pugs and a’ | clever slugger from Aberdeen, to- . \gether with the cream of the local Maroons Score First Touch-| talent are scheduled to appear on the down in First Three Min- | Bight: fight card here next Monday | ‘The principal attraction on the pro- utes of Play |gram will be the six round headliner |between Dick Demeray of Aberdeen |and Ray Cossette of Fargo. COUNT IN EVERY QUARTER) “Demeray made @ big hit in Bis- ctecaiacaialaaiacelia |marck in his initial appearance here ” learly in October. At that time he To Meet Moorhead With Winner | gave the veteran Lee Cavanaugh an | .. " artistic lacing that left the local man| Tying Minot For Confer- _| out on his feet at the final bell. ence Lead Since that time there has been! — i i |intercepted pass and Wiseman catch- | Grand Forks, N. D., Nov. 3.—()—| ing a short punt to tally. Grand Forks high school closed its! The lineups: | bid for the state football champion- | Grand Forks Pos. estes | ship by crushing Valley City 43 to | Gavere it Jacobson in Memorial stadium Monday to com- | Rostberg lg Kinser plete its state schedule as the only | Barber S Lund major unbeaten team. The Maroons! Wiseman a ae meet Moorhead here Saturday with | mMorque re Gervino the winner tying Minot for the Sioux | Boyle qb Myers (c) | Land Conferenc lead. ; Farmer th Jeffreys | Scoring their first touchdown three | Bolton dh Hawsmann | minutes after the contest opened.| Blanchette (c) fo Piller | Grand Forks ran rough shod over Score by periods: | Claudie Miller's proteges who never Valley City .. 00 0 Oo! {Passed the middle of the field. Farm-|Grand Forks . 13 618 6—43 er, elusive halfback, ran wild while he | Scoring: Touchdowns, Farmer 2,! was in the game, scoring twice and) Bolton, Blanchette, Boyle, Rostberg, | piling up yardage every time he took! Wiseman. Extra point—Blanchette the ball. (end run). < Grand Forks’ two veteran guards. Officials — Referee, Clem Letich; | Rostberg and Wiseman, each scored| umpire, Al Letich, North Dakota; | {a touchdown, Rostberg scoring on an/head linesman, Rellahan, Wisconsin. ' ling shows in St. Louis. j appearances, will have his hands full gainst Minnesota Y CITY HILINERS, 43 TO O Meet Fargoan On Elks Card considerable agitation to get the South Dakotan into the squared cir- cle here but promoters were unable to find an opponent of his weight who seemed capable of making a fight of it. Yielding to persistant de- mands, they went afield and signed up Cossette who has a large following in Fargo and who is regarded as be- ing just as good if not better than Demeray. George Horwitz, another flashy boy who has been bowling them over regularly down in Cass county, has been signed to take on Joe Kling of Bismarck. Kling has had a great deal of success locally but he mets a tartar in Horwitz and fans are won- dering what will happen when the pair get together. ‘Tuffy Mosset, who has had things pretty much his own way in recent Nodak Reserves Showing Power Subs Click Like Well Oiled Ma- chine in Scrimmage Against Freshmen Grand Forks, N. D., Nov. 3—(?)— ‘There was a pretty good looking foot- ball team out on old University field here yesterday, although none of the Players could be called regulars on the North Dakota eleven. It was made up of reserves but it “clicked” like a well oiled machine through a long scrimmage against the freshmen, While head Coach C. A. West had the first team inside for a chalk talk, assistant Coach Buck Starbeck ran the second club through an hour of tough football under regulation con- ditions, except that there were no quarters or halves. He started off In the preliminaries, Jimmy Todd, | vith Duane Neuenschwander, Rip the scrappy gamecock fro:n Medina.|nablow, Gene Revell and Bobby Bab- will take on George Perman, Teu-/cock in the backfield. Nelson and tonic slugger from Hebron. This bout | Gitlson were at ends, Meinhover and promises to be a battle royal, accord-|wurray at the tackles, Mahowald and ing to promoters, who say that both| iiepstein at guards and Stablein at fighters have signified intention Of |center. Most of the rest of the squad banging away until something drops | saw service, too. Jacobson went in The curtain raiser will feature Kid! + right wing to call signals after Engles of Tappen and Wildcat Dietz! Revell had been given a short work- when he meets Howard Shiek, pride of the Fargo gas house district. Shiek has been handing it out to the boys down in the eastern part of the state he is confident he can take Mosset. of Hebron. lout. The coaches still are favoring 'hhis bad shoulder. Sportsmen of the Greater Kansas| Six touchdowns were shoved over City area plan an organization to “s the ecmen eed Ce by jeuenschwander, who ig groom= work for more effective fish and) ed to take the place of Captain John game legislation. \Burma next year. Babcock showed | flashes of brilliant running. Tom Packs, veteran promoter, has ———__—_—_. inaugurated his 10th season of wrest-| Cotton-fabric letterheads are find- \ing favor with many business firms, ‘Timed to Meet Savy gone. ‘where the Bison were turned back by (i win its first vie-{® 20-12 score which assured the Uni- ao om "hes eas ec of! versity of North Dakota a fourth suc- jouth Bend ....- -Columbus .. the season, at the expense of Ar-; kansas this week. ' Strangler Lewis | Defeats Lhysko Illinois Commission Recognizes: American as Champion | of the World Chicago, Nov. 3—(#)—In Tilinois| Ed “Strangler” Lewis today was the official holder of the world heavy-; weight wrestling championship. | Lewis Monday night took two out; of three falls from Wladek Zbyszko, veteran Polish wrestler, in the Chi- cago stadium, and was handed a belt) awarded by the Illinois state athletic, commission and president of the Na- tional Boxing association, which! probably will gain Lewis recognition! as titleholder in the state associations | holding membershp in the N. B. A. The match was a charity affair and 9,244 paid around $15,000 to watch it.| Lewis donated his services and char-| ity will benefit to the extent of more than $6,000. Fi TS LAST IGHT (By The Associated Press) New York—Kid Chocolate, Cuba, outpointed Lew Feldman, New York (10); Baby Joe Gans, San Francisco, outpointed Mike | knocked out Harry ex, Man., (1); Babe 1 leveland, outpointed John- uy Rawards, Huntington, W. Van Lelcenter, England — Larry Gains, Canada, knocked out Soren Peterson, Denmark (5). Columbus, O—Lou Bloom, Co- lumbus, outpointed Bobby Rend- ley, Toledo (10)}_ Jack O'Dowd, Detroit, stopped Al Gatchel, Cleve- land (4); Chet Smallwood. Cleve- pped Frankle Pallo, De- Baltimore—Sam Weiss, reth, Pa. outpointed ‘Weiner, Haltimore (10), Pittsburgh—Sammy Dorfman, New York, stopped Ray Collin Er Pa., (10); Frankie Wall: Cl id, outpointed Mose Bu Pittsburgh (10); Sid Silns, York, outpointed Eddie Bran . Pittsburgh (10), 3 Kansas City — Maxie Ronen- bloom, world light heavyweight champion, outpointed a Boro, Birmingham, Aln., (Nontitle); Felix Thomez, ‘Nie: Kun, outpointed Freddy Haverlak, Boxton (10). Naza- Herman ia—Tommy Gro- gan, Omaha, outpointed Slick Jes- niek, Newton, Ia., (10). Miami, Fla.—Chico Sisonerias, Mexico City, outpointed Snooks Campbell. Miami (10). Newark, N. J—Jny Macedon, New: Knocked out Ruby Gold- York (7). Ky—Billy knocked ‘out Roderer, Billy ;number of regulars of the Bison ‘squad also left for Aberdeen to pay | ‘Bat’ Battalino essive North Central Conference championship, were given a rest. The reserves were sent through a long scrimmage against the freshmen and it was indicated by Casey Finne- gan, Bison tuior, that reserves would be delegated for much of the service against the Dragons. ‘The regulars will be given another rest today, Finnegan having left the | squad in charge of his assistant, Bob | Lowe. Finnegan will leave for Aber- deen to attend the funeral of Duane | Murner, reserve halfback, who died | here Saturday of pneumonia. A | U se Marquette vs Wash. & Jefferson Colorado Col, vs U Colorado vs Denver. Wyoming ve Colorado Utah Aggies vs Brigham Young.. tah. Oregon State vs M Washington State v Columbia (Or Willamette ¥: aN saN rizona vs Flagstaff State evada vs San Jose State. ifornia Aggies vs Fresn their last respects to a teammate. | Only light drill was prescribed for the Dragons at Moorhead following | their 50-0 conquest of the Valley City | State teachers college at Valley City Saturday. The victory cost the serv- ices of two backs, Bill Robinson, a regular, and Joe Edlund, a reserve. Monk Ireland, regular end, has | been shifted into the breach left by Robinson, and Jim Blaine, a reserve who also has been used extensively at guard, took over Ireland's assignment at the left flank. " Nemzek will send his squad through a dummy scrimmage Tuesday and a light scrimmage Wednesday. with light signal drills scheduled the re- mainder of the week. ‘Tennessee vs Carson Auburn ys ‘Tulane ce Virginia Poly Ins . & T Miss, A. & M. Virginia Mil. In South Carolina Georgia ‘Tech vs Vanderbilt vs Maryland... Mississippi vs Sewanee... Alabama vs Florida, Kentucky vs Duke Citadel vs Davids: | Tulsa vs National U, of Mexico -Ann Arbo! n -Chicago Lafayette +Greencastlo ROCKY MOUNTAIN» +-Ogden ... +++Colorado Spr wee. rolina State.. Milwaukee... Knoxville Montgome: Roanoke . Starkville Norfolk Stillwater Lawrence Tulsa .. Will Risk Crown Featherweight Champion Meet Earl Mastro, Italian Challenger association tournament to determine | ‘a world’s middleweight champion, to succeeding Mickey Walker, are sched. | juled at the Auditorium here tonight. | | Gorilla Jones, the Akron, Ohio, | \negro, will meet George Nichols, Buf- | —_—_— ‘fal v \ | ‘Chicegor Nor ace eCheistonnien (Mien uea Sree se |"Bat” Battalino, the featherweight ine other Oddone Plaza, Ttalian | champion of the world, will defend his oe Sil tiateh blows) abn | high position against Earl Mastro, the . i Chicago Italian challenger, Wednes- Pais Rojas tbe guban Hhehoier day night in the Chicago stadium, and as his title will be at stake, Bat wil enter the ring favored to win. i} \""If the engagement were a non-title , \affair, Bat probably would not be the | | favorite, for losing non-title bouts has: almost become a habit with him,| However, when the championship is | jon the block, Battalino has fought | j like a real champion, as Fidel La Bar-' |ba, Kid Chocolate and Freddy Mille: | have learned. | Mastro has beaten La Barba, Eddie; Shea, Young Nationalista and Bud | Taylor but will be on the short end of the betting. What little wagering there has been, has been done at 7 to 5 on the champion. Mastro already is below the division weight limit of 126 pounds, while Bat- talino today still was a pound over the limit. He expected no difficulty in making the required poundage, how- ever. | Middleweights in Elimination Meet Four Fighters Striving to Suc-' 1 ceed Mickey Walker as Titleholder | | i i | Milwaukee, Wis, Nov. 3—UP)— iQuarterfinals of the National Boxing — the University of Oregon. Stymied—Behind Law Book | You may have seen that same serious look on Don Moe's handsome face , 88 he studied a putt in an important amateur golf tournament. the western amateur champion studies Oregon code in the law library at Don is in his ‘second year at the Oregon law school, where he is an honor student, neither of whom have the tournament before. 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